AUTOMATIC DOSING UNIT COMPUTER TECHNICIAN / ENGINEER

Responsibility & Authority       : -

1. Machinery Operation & Monitoring: Monitor the daily performance of automated dispensers, mixing tanks, fluid transfer pumps, valves, and associated production machinery for both water-based and solvent-based coating lines.
2. Troubleshooting & Repair: Rapidly identify, diagnose, and resolve mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, or basic software faults in automated dispensing systems to minimize production bottlenecks.
3. Computer Systems & HMI Monitoring: Interface daily with computer-controlled machinery or batch management software to track formula execution, monitor real-time dispensing metrics, and analyze system error logs.
4. Preventive Maintenance (PM): Execute scheduled maintenance routines, calibration checks, and cleaning protocols on dispensers, pumps, and control hardware to prevent material buildup, clogging, and cross-contamination.
5. Continuous Learning & Skill Development: Rapidly master the technical architecture, control panels, and proprietary software of new and existing dispensing equipment through hands-on training, OEM manuals, and guidance.
6. Safety & Compliance Enforcement: Ensure strict adherence to safety protocols, particularly regarding hazardous solvent handling, explosion-proof (Ex-rated) environments, static grounding, and proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) usage.
7. Documentation & Reporting: Create & maintain clear digital logs of equipment performance, maintenance schedules, spare parts inventory, and incident reports for recurring machine failures.
8. Cross-Functional Support: Collaborate with the production team to assist with recipe set-ups, color/viscosity adjustments, and machinery adjustments during product changeovers.

Education/Qualification           : Education: Certificate, Diploma, or Degree in Mechatronics,  Mechanical       Engineering, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Software/Information Technology, Chemical Engineering, or a related technical field.

Experience                             : 1 to 3 years of hands-on experience in maintaining and troubleshooting industrial     machinery, automated systems, or fluid dispensing equipment. Fresh graduates with a strong mechanical/electrical aptitude and a demonstrated willingness to learn will also be considered.

Skills                                        : Industry Background: Prior experience in paint, ink, coatings, chemical processing, or continuous manufacturing environments is a distinct advantage.

                                                : Technical & Computer Literacy:

                                                Proficiency in navigating operating systems and using industrial software

                                                : Familiarity with industrial pumps, fluid flow systems, valves, and automated

batching/dispensing controls.

                                                : Basic understanding of electrical schematics, sensors, and pneumatic systems.

                                                : Competency in using digital tools for documentation and reporting (e.g., Microsoft

Office suite, digital maintenance logs).

                                                : Awareness of safety standards for handling solvent-based and flammable materials.

                                                : Soft Skills: Strong analytical mindset, hands-on problem-solving abilities, eagerness

to learn complex machinery, and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced

production environment.